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News (16 December 2019)

CMA Approved Supplier Membership

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Whether you are a fully qualified, professional complementary medical practitioner, or someone who is really into your health and wellness – or anybody with an interest in helping promote the practice of top quality, effective Natural Healthcare and Complementary Medicine – do Join The CMA Today!

The Complementary Medical Association has a great deal to offer ethical companies and organisations who wish to work in partnership with us. The Complementary Medical Association is highly selective about the companies that we work with and will only offer CMA Approved Supplier Membership to those companies that we wholeheartedly believe to offer the very best products and services.

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